Übersetzung für 'rapid acting insulin' von Englisch nach Deutsch

rapid-acting insulin

schnellwirkendes Insulin {n}pharm.

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long-acting insulin

Depotinsulin {n}med.pharm.

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quick-acting insulin

schnellwirkendes Insulin {n}pharm.

intermediate-acting insulin

Intermediärinsulin {n}med.

short-acting insulin

kurzwirkendes Insulin {n}med.

rapid-acting {adj}

schnell wirksampharm.

schnell wirkendpharm.

short-acting (insulin) analog [Am.]

Kurzzeitinsulin {n} [Kurzzeit-Analogon]med.

short-acting insulin analogs [Am.]

Kurzzeit-Insulinanaloga {pl}med.

long-acting (insulin) analog [Am.]

Langzeitinsulin {n} [Langzeit-Analogon]med.

long-acting insulin analogs [Am.]

Langzeit-Insulinanaloga {pl}med.

long-acting (insulin) analogue [esp. Br.]

Langzeitinsulin {n} [Langzeit-Analogon]med.

short-acting (insulin) analogue [esp. Br.]

Kurzzeitinsulin {n} [Kurzzeit-Analogon]med.

short-acting insulin analogues [esp. Br.]

Kurzzeit-Insulinanaloga {pl}med.

long-acting insulin analogues [esp. Br.]

Langzeit-Insulinanaloga {pl}med.

insulin

Insulin {n}biochem.med.pharm.

bovine insulin

Rinderinsulin {n}pharm.

insulin-secreting {adj}

insulinproduzierendmed.

insulin-like {adj}

insulinähnlichpharm.

basal insulin

Basalinsulin {n}med.

human insulin

Humaninsulin {n}med.

• An insulin pump allows the replacement of slow-acting insulin for basal needs with a continuous infusion of rapid-acting insulin.
• The firm has developed Afrezza a rapid-acting insulin peaking 12 to 15 minutes after inhalation and exiting the body within 2–3 hours.
• It is possible to use rapid acting insulin analogs injections under the skin for mild or moderate cases.
• Mild hyperkalemia without symptoms can be treated with a loop diuretic and sodium polystirene, while a temporizing agent such as rapid acting insulin (in conjunction with glucose) and an agent to stabilize cardiac membranes such as calcium carbonate may be given in cases of severe hyperkalemia.
• One method of intensive insulinotherapy is based on multiple daily injections (sometimes referred to in medical literature as "MDI").